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31 October 2006

The Fine Line Between Halloween Prank and All-Season Lawn Ornament

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Apparently, the neighbors aren't too pleased with the gentleman in Los Angeles who decorated the front yard of his home for Halloween to look like the scene of a horrific plane crash.

According to CBS 8:

A shocking Halloween display is creating some extreme reactions in one Los Angeles-area neighborhood.

The display features a fake plane crash so realistic even the police were fooled.

"It caught my eye. I thought a plane had crashed, and when I spoke to the owner he advised me that he was setting up a Halloween display," said Greg Andrachick with the Los Angeles Police Department.

The homeowner is an aircraft mechanic in training and the parts are from a real Gulfstream jet.

Lawnornamentsa_2 Of course, like orange juice for breakfast, Telstar Logistics believes that simulated plane wrecks aren't just for Halloween anymore.

That's why we've got one on display 365 days a year on the grounds behind our Global Headquarters. Moreover, we generally prefer call it a "lawn ornament."


"Halloween display mistaken for real plane crash," Reuters photo gallery: LINK

"One Man's Plane Crash is Another Man's Lawn Ornament," photo by Telstar Logistics: LINK

(Thanks Eck!)

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Comments

Like one of the comments alluded to...Next time I hear a REAL plane crashing in that guy's yard...I'll just think he's playing another joke and I'll go on about my business. Cry wolf and you know the rest...

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